The 7 keys to prosperity
Santiago Ponciano(Audio: Spanish)
SUMMARY:
The speaker talks about how adaptable humans are, sharing stories of encountering people who others might consider crazy or unworthy. He emphasizes the importance of having clear goals and not adapting to negative situations, but instead taking a position of command. He compares this attitude to that of a lion, which never backs down and always moves forward. He then discusses the concept of prosperity, which he believes is just as biblical as the concept of salvation. He argues that prosperity is about God's favor in one's life and can be achieved through principles, mandates, and laws in the spiritual realm.
The speaker talks about principles, mandates, and laws in the spiritual world that can generate blessings. He emphasizes the importance of avoiding ignorance and having wisdom, intelligence, and knowledge. He also stresses the significance of obedience and being first rather than being the best. The speaker mentions a story of two people who gave the correct report and states that God is looking for people who can speak his language and see things as he does. He also talks about the importance of letting go of others to receive blessings from God. The speaker mentions the significance of tithing and offering as a way to show obedience and open up heaven.
The speaker shares a personal testimony about receiving unexpected money after spending all his own money at a clinic. He emphasizes the importance of obedience and releasing blessings to others in order to receive blessings from God. He encourages the audience to take action and be doers of the word, not just preachers or prayers. He declares times of blessing and transformation for the audience and encourages them to declare it for themselves.We are adaptable beings. We learn to live in different circumstances and situations. Some time ago I approached a man who was right at the traffic light on a main avenue in my country, I approached him and said if I look at him I am sure that I am in front of a totally insane person, who is commonly called crazy . I mean, that doesn't go from there. However, I felt something and it is that there were so many times that I wanted to know if I was really in front of a demented person. Although he had a stick in his hand and also a face of not very good intentions, I decided to lower the window of the vehicle and ask him a question. I told him, lowering the glass, I told him, how are you? And he told me, this is not good. So, I told him and what is happening? And he says, There is nothing, like that. There is nothing. I passed him something in his hand to collaborate with his situation and then I said, the guy is not crazy. Not bad. I mean, no, no, he's correct. What happens is that we are adaptable beings. One day we need it and we pick up the first can on the street. That little can of soda to sell and maybe we'll stay in that position.
But I'm going to tell you more, I met another man who used a wheelbarrow to throw away garbage. People learned to see him as such, as trash too, because we are adaptable. We adapted and he began to throw out garbage and garbage but also since throwing garbage is such an unworthy job, he accompanied him with a small bottle of rum, alcohol, and that was his food, and he drank and threw garbage, he drank rum, alcohol, liquor, and dumped garbage. And so he was losing weight and was losing the ability to walk and people looked at him badly, pushed him, hurt him. And then, I also approached him.